What happens if Japanese Knotweed is present in neighbouring properties?
The instructing/paying party must provide written permission from all neighbouring owners involved permitting access and permission to undertake works on their properties for the full period of the treatment program. Japanese Knotweed Specialists cannot enter to any discussions or negotiations between client and third parties regarding the sharing of costs or any other responsibilities. See neighbours
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What is Japanese knotweed?
Japanese Knotweed is the most invasive weed in the UK. It’s a non-native invasive weed. It’s a strong growing, clump forming perennial, with tall, dense annual stems like bamboo. The rhizome is highly regenerative, meaning that even a small piece has ...
What happens if you find or suspect the Japanese Knotweed had spread beyond the boundaries of my property (residential)?
If JKW has spread to adjourning properties it is usually best treated as one infestation. This will require the co-operation and agreement with all affected neighbours. If co-operation and agreement is not forthcoming, this could create a potential ...
Who are Japanese Knotweed Specialists?
Japanese Knotweed Specialists is part of the Grounds Care Group. They are one of the UK’s leading contractors and consultants in the identification, control, treatment and removal of Japanese Knotweed and other invasive weeds.
Why is Japanese Knotweed a problem?
It’s the most invasive weed in the UK Mortgages can be refused if a treatment plan is not in place. You could be sued if you allow your knotweed to spread and do not control it. It can cause damage to your garden and property. It devalues your ...